Breakfast with the boys, and a trip to Costco to start the day. The boys finally convinced me to try out my skills at video games, which I'm pleased to say I actually enjoyed and wasn't completely horrible at. Met up with a good friend Ed, and went to see the new Lincoln movie, which was slow and absolutely draining. I've seen better documentaries on PBS to be quite frank, but enjoyable because of the company non the less. All to come home to a dinner made by the least suspecting person, Chris.
I don't think I've ever been made a meal by a friend, who wasn't obligated by it being their job. Walking in the door and it smelled just like Thanksgiving. Chris made his first turkey, complete with cheesy potatoes and wine. We all just sat around and feasted and drank and truly enjoyed being together. What a sweet gesture. Ending the night with kicking off the first of the holiday movie in the stash with my favorite Christmas movie, Elf. We all laughed the munched our way through.
Ending the night cuddled up, snoozing, and completely content. Completely content... mmmm :) Doesn't happen often. I am going to savor every second of it and look forward to continuing the warm and fuzzies with the rest of the Christmas DVD stash in waiting.
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